From classic phishing to the sophisticated Pegasus attack, mobile devices have become the preferred target of cybercriminals. On the one hand, this is because the most common access protection method—two-factor authentication—can be bypassed using the same device. On the other hand, smartphones and tablets are simply less well protected or not protected at all. Only 12% of all companies that allow access to corporate resources via mobile devices have a mobile threat defense solution. No wonder, then, that mobile-specific malware and zero-day phishing attacks are on the rise. To effectively protect your employees, you need to understand the various attack vectors and threats that mobile devices are exposed to and what you can do both to prevent them and in the event of an emergency. In t ...